Chorus.fm — Morrissey will release his new album, Low in High School, on November 17th. Today he’s debuted the new single “Spent the Day in Bed” and pre-orders are now up. Track Listing My Love I’d Do Anything For You I Wish You Lonely Jacky’s Only Hap... more info

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Stereogum — Last month, Morrissey announced that he'd signed a deal with BMG to launch his own label and that he had a new album called Low In High School ready to come out this fall. And today, Morrissey has confirmed all of it. Low In High School, which Morr... more info

Uncut — It's from his new album, Low In High School It's from his new album, Low In High School The post Hear Morrissey’s new single, “Spent The Day In Bed” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — A few days ago, Morrissey finally broke into the 21st century and got his own official website, and now it looks like he has a brand-new official Twitter account to go along with it. You can find him at @officialmoz. The new social media digs are all... more info

Chorus.fm — Morrissey finally has his own website. more info

Stereogum — For years, Morrissey has been blogging his heart out at the fan site True To You. But now he's got something else: A faceless, corporate official website! Morrissey's Facebook made the announcement that this is now the best place for "exclusive news ... more info

Stereogum — Is this Morrissey's Low In High School album cover? Moz's close friend, the artist Linder Sterling, posted what sure seems to be the cover to his upcoming solo album on Instagram. According to fan site Morrissey-Solo.com, the kid in the photograph is... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Morrissey, lead singer of the Smiths, beloved cultural icon, the Pope of Mope, is a character built for a biopic, with his James Dean-inspired pompadour and earnestly morose lyrics born out of working-class ennui and teenage depression. Mark Gillâ�... more info

New York Times — In case you were uncertain, Mark Gill’s unrelentingly dour biopic confirms that the Smiths’ singer was a miserable lad. more info